Ghoti Ichthus
Pray so they do not serve alone. Ephesians 6:10-20
You and I would have gotten into trouble together if we had grown up in the same place lol
Not if we didn't get caught

You and I would have gotten into trouble together if we had grown up in the same place lol
I remember saving the comic wrappers for Bazooka and sending them in with 50 cents or so to get the silliest things, like trick hand buzzers. That was a time too when you could send away for other stuff too. Like sea monkeys.
My sis did the sea monkeys off an ad in the back of mad magazine. From bazooka Joe I remember the decoder/compass and a necklace and flashlight. Simpler times. We made our own fun mostly and so those cheap toys were just the cat's whiskers to us.I may have ordered the sea monkeys once. I never ordered the xray glasses that were supposed to see through things as I just didn't think they'd work as advertised...
My sis did the sea monkeys off an ad in the back of mad magazine. From bazooka Joe I remember the decoder/compass and a necklace and flashlight. Simpler times. We made our own fun mostly and so those cheap toys were just the cat's whiskers to us.
Anticipation itself was a delight back then. You could make an entire "meal" out of it.As as kid I think I even enjoyed saving up the comics until I had whatever ridiculous amount was needed.
Never heard it but just looked it up. It fits doesn't it? Do you remember the lady who used to say "where's the beef?" They were Wendy's commercials.Anticipation, Heinz catsup. Carly Simon right?
I so remember that! The milk man would come and open our garage door and deliver the milk in the insulated dairy box and close the garage door after he was done. The garbage men would come into our garage and get the garage cans haul them out and empty them in the truck, bring the cans back in and close the door. We didn’t have locks on our garage door back then.The gallon bottles came from the store.
As you said, the delivered ones were quarts.
Wonder whatever happened to the old insulated dairy box?
I sent away for the sea monkeys and what a letdown, no monkeys were ever hatched.My sis did the sea monkeys off an ad in the back of mad magazine. From bazooka Joe I remember the decoder/compass and a necklace and flashlight. Simpler times. We made our own fun mostly and so those cheap toys were just the cat's whiskers to us.
I know right? To this day I still wonder just what was the stuff floating around in the water!I sent away for the sea monkeys and what a letdown, no monkeys were ever hatched.
Don't be confused, folks. I changed the thread title to better reflect the content.
Yep. I thought is was time to change it. Back at post #51 Dear brother @Andy C made a great commentRemember way back when the title was something else?![]()
No need for Ring security to video surveillance a thief walking away calmly with your milk bottles because the police would likely carry it for them. Oh those were the days.I so remember that! The milk man would come and open our garage door and deliver the milk in the insulated dairy box and close the garage door after he was done. The garbage men would come into our garage and get the garage cans haul them out and empty them in the truck, bring the cans back in and close the door. We didn’t have locks on our garage door back then.
I really love pie! Dutch Apple, yummmWhen are you coming back down to my neck of the woods, I have a pie waiting for you.
Thanks Adrian.Don't be confused, folks. I changed the thread title to better reflect the content.
They were supposed to be krill shrimp. At least, that's what my parents told me when they refused to get them for me.I know right? To this day I still wonder just what was the stuff floating around in the water!
I'm at a loss as to how to word an opinion on a dot. I like to throw in my two cents worth on the Board topics, but I'm at a loss here...